CRMEP is an independent educational association based in London. We organize events, publications and study groups. We provide open access to a wide range of writing and lectures in post-Kantian philosophy and critical theory, including Marxism, feminism, psychoanalysis and the critique of the European tradition. Support the CRMEP
Events & Lectures
Lectures and seminars are free but registration is required.
PhDs’ Research Seminar 2026 - 3
Billie Cashmore, ‘The Materialist Theatre?’
Aleksei Zinuik, ‘Byt and Time: Futurism of the Left Front of the Arts’
Time: 5.30–7.30pm
Venue: Room JG 1007, Penrhyn Road Campus, Kingston University, KT1 2EE
CRMEP Book Launch - Vol 8 - Promise & Perdition in the Thought of Gillian Rose
Join us to celebrate the publication of CRMEP Books Volume 8: Peter Osborne and Howard Caygill, eds, Promise & Perdition in the Thought of Gillian Rose. Also launching two books on Robert Walser: Simon Wortham, Robert Walser and the Politics of Neglect – with an Introduction by CRMEP's Howard Caygill (Palgrave Macmillan) and Simon Wortham, Robert Walser: Criticism, Creativity, Correspondence (UCL Press).
Books & Pamphlets
Conjunctions: humanatures reproduction disjunctions
We have called this volume Conjunctions because the various themes which run through it – social and biological reproduction, the relationship between organic, social and technological life, the relations of all of these to sexuality and the relations between disciplines – do not form a unified picture, but they do reflect a particular state of relations between various fields in and adjacent to CRMEP as a historical project.
Articles in this volume
Recordings
'Foucault & the Woman in the Rorschach Dress' (Howard Caygill)
This is a recording of a lecture given at Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, on 20 November 2025: ‘The Woman in the Rorschach Dress: Foucault at Münsterlingen'
‘Process Metaphysics & Promiscuous Realism: Dupré's Philosophy of Biology’ (Stella Sandford)
This is a recording of a lecture given at Fyvie Hall, University of Westminster, on 6 November 2025: ‘Process Metaphysics and “Promiscuous Realism”: Reflections on John Dupré's Philosophy of Biology’
'Means of immediate Ends' (Peter Hallward)
This is a recording of a lecture delivered on 25 October 2025, as part of the CRMEP autumn events series. These evenst include question and answer sessions but we do not record these.